Australian Consultancy

University of Notre Dame

As a partner university to one of the best known universities in the world, Notre Dame Australia is a private university providing personalised, high quality education. Its relatively small size enables the university to offer a caring and friendly learning environment and provide challenging courses that are relevant to student, employer and community needs.

		Excellent Fremantle location by the sea
		Very competitive tuition fees
		Good reputation
		Excellent modern facilities
		Flexibility in subject and course program
		Small university
		Several online courses that can be accessed worldwide via the internet
		Excellent pre-university programs

Facts

	Established: 1990
	Location: Fremantle (20 mins South of Perth, Western Australia) Directly across from Fremantle Harbour
	Students: 3,000

Faculties / Fields of Study

Business	Accounting and Finance, Electronic Commerce, Environmental Management, Management and Marketing.
Education	Teaching, Humanities, Graduate Studies in Education
Health	Nursing, Applied Counselling and Psychology, Health and Physical Education
Law	School of Law, History and Politics, Aboriginal Studies Theology

Admission Requirements

Entry into an Undergraduate program requires completion of a secondary or high school qualification with the appropriate grades.

Notre Dame University will recognise certain Swiss/European streams of vocational education and work experience for applicants without the "Matura" or secondary school leaving certificate.

English Language Requirements

IELTS: level 6 (6.5 for nursing and Education and 7 for Law), with a minimum of 6 for writing.
TOEFL: minimum score of 550
GCE 'O' level - Credit Pass
Cambridge 1119 - Credit Pass
Or
Notre Dame International Language proficiency Test which can be taken in Switzerland at the Australian Consultancy office.

Students who do not initially meet the English language requirements for their chosen course can enrol in the EAP (English Academic Program) at the Phoenix Language Academy. Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to continue on with their university studies.

Students not meeting the academic prerequisites of their chosen course can undertake the University Foundation program. Students who successfully complete the 20 to 40 week program are guaranteed entry into their chosen degree course.

The University also offers English Support programs for international students who have not acquired sufficient English Language competency to cope with the demands of a full study load.

Academic Year

Semester One: Mid February - Beginning June
Semester Two: Mid August - End November

Support Services and Facilities

English Language Support programs
International Students Society
Pre departure kits
Airport pick up
Orientation for new students
Accommodation Services
Student Affairs Office
Student Association
Sports Clubs
Student Clubs
On campus pub and café
Extensive Library and Computer Facilities
Notre Dame International Centre

Tuition Fees

Bachelor course:	c.a A$10,000-A$11,000 per annum
Post Graduate:	A$10,000-A$11,000 per annum
Bachelor Preliminary courses:	A$5,250 per semester
Foundation Studies:	A $11,000

Scholarships and Grants

The AUSAID and International Postgraduate Research Scholarships (IPRS) can be awarded to undertake a higher degree by research at Notre Dame.

For details on scholarships click here.

Student Department
Australian Consultancy Ltd
Postfach 457
CH-3800 Interlaken
Switzerland
Phone: +41(0)33 826 0026
Fax: +41 (0)33 826 0027

Email: info@australianconsultancy.com

Student Department
Australian Consultancy
PO BOX 10
Grange 4051, Queensland
Australia
Phone: +61 7 33 56 0111
Fax: +61 7 33 56 1711

CRICOS Code: (01032F)